Manipur’s first woman leader made history by breaking long-standing gender barriers in the state’s politics. Rising from local activism to state leadership, she focused on social justice, education, and the empowerment of women and marginalized communities. Her inclusive leadership encouraged public participation, promoted economic growth, and preserved the cultural heritage of Manipur. Beyond policies, her presence symbolized progress and equality, inspiring countless women across the state to pursue leadership roles. By demonstrating courage, vision, and dedication, she not only transformed politics in Manipur but also set a lasting example for future generations of women leaders.​